There are times when the IRS just doesn't listen. If you've fought for your position and know you're right, but the IRS disagrees, you might have a chance to take your...
Posted by Dennis Jao on 01/26/2023
It's never good news when Uncle Sam flags you for an audit. It sends waves down your spine even when you think you have done nothing wrong. The fear of auditing is the best option...
Posted by Tiffany Gaskin on 10/30/2022
There is nothing wrong with receiving a letter from the IRS. There are approximately 75 different notices and letters from the IRS. This may be the reminder notice letter 3228 (LT39),...
Posted by Pat Raskob on 02/22/2022
Most taxpayers are only concerned with completing the filing process as quickly and easily as possible. That being said, when it comes to answering each question, please think carefully...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 05/30/2021
Most taxpayers have never had a reason to go to court. Going to court can be intimidating because on the other side of the case is the IRS. Find out how the tax court works and how...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 02/23/2021
When it comes to taxes, people often make mistakes which are quite normal. However, when these mistakes lead the IRS to perform audits of your business or personal assets, repaying...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 09/28/2020
You probably already have an idea of what repossession means. It’s when you lost the collateral you put up to get a loan which can be things like a car, home, land, or personal...
Posted by JG Tax and Financial Services on 04/03/2020
Partners need to examine and review their operating agreement for them to effect the new audit rules. As of the 2017 tax year, the IRS examined tax returns from a partnership...
Posted by Tim Thompson CPA PLLC on 02/27/2020
President Trump announced he is thinking about a payroll tax break that would return cash to ordinary Americans' pockets, yet it could affect subsidizing for Medicare and Social...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 09/25/2019
